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3 years ago

Why are file naming conventions essential

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melamori03 [73]3 years ago

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The answer is B................

Anna35 [415]3 years ago

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B. without everyone using the same system, it would be impossible to know locate folders or files.

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Answer:

The correct answer is True.

Explanation:

Product differentiation is a competitive strategy that aims to make the consumer perceive the good or service offered by a company differently from those of the competition.

The cost leadership strategy is to find and maintain a low cost position compared to the competition, this will allow the company to obtain higher returns than the industry average.

There is a relationship between the cost leadership strategy and the possession of a high market share, this is because having a high market share allows the appearance of economies of scale and economies of experience, both contribute to reducing unit costs.

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3 years ago

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A similarity between mortgages and auto loans is that both are less risky for lenders.
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3 years ago

Brewster’s is considering a project with a 5-year life and an initial cost of $120,000. The discount rate for the project is 12

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NPV = $27,792

Explanation:

Net Present Value = Present Value of Future Cash Flows - Initial Investments

To compute the Present value of Future Cash Flows, we need to first compute the cash inflows during the life of the project:

Year 1: 2,100 * 20 = $42,000

Year 2: 2,100 * 20 = $42,000

Year 3: 2,100 * 20 = $42,000

The units of Year 4 and Year 5 are calculated as follows:

⇒ (0.5 * 1,400) + (0.5 * 2,500) = 1,950 units

Year 4: 1,950 * 20 = $39,000

Year 5: 1,950 * 20 = $39.000

Now, discount the cash inflows at a rate of 12% to calculate the Present Value of Future Cash Flows

⇒ 42,000 + 42,000+ 42,000 + 39,000 + 39,000

(1.12)^1 (1.12)^2 (1.12)^3 (1.12)^4 (1.12)^5

⇒ 37,500 + 33,482 + 29,895 + 24,785 + 22,130

⇒ $147,792

Net Present Value = Present Value of Future Cash Flows - Initial Investments

NPV = 147,792 - 120,000

NPV = $27,792

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3 years ago

At the beginning of 2021, Artichoke Academy reported a balance in common stock of $153,000 and a balance in retained earnings of

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STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY

Common Retained Stockholders

stock earnings equity

Beginning balance January 1 153.000 53.000 206.000

Issuance of common stock 43.000 43.000

Net income for the period 33.000 33.000

Cash Dividens (10.300) (10.300)

Ending balances December 31 196.000 75.700 271.700

BALANCE SHEET

Cash 52.900

Supplies 11.200

Prepaid Rent 25.500

Land 215.000

Total Assets 304.600

Account payable 8.100

Utilities payable 3.000

Salaries payable 3.800

Notes payable 18.000

Total liabilities 32.900

Common stock 196.000

Retained earnigs 75.700

Total stockholders 271.700

Liablities and

Stockholders 304.600

Explanation:

STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY

Common Retained Stockholders

stock earnings equity

Beginning balance January 1 153.000 53.000 206.000

Issuance of common stock 43.000 43.000

Net income for the period 33.000 33.000

Cash Dividens (10.300) (10.300)

Ending balances December 31 196.000 75.700 271.700

BALANCE SHEET

Cash 52.900

Supplies 11.200

Prepaid Rent 25.500

Land 215.000

Total Assets 304.600

Account payable 8.100

Utilities payable 3.000

Salaries payable 3.800

Notes payable 18.000

Total liabilities 32.900

Common stock 196.000

Retained earnigs 75.700

Total stockholders 271.700

Liablities and

Stockholders 304.600

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